The Spectator, Svazek 1Tonson, 1767 - Počet stran: 918 |
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Strana 39
... carry , and then he tells himself he will bid adieu to all the vanity of ambition . The man of pleasure resolves to ... carried one way and another by starts . ' SIR , ' I know not with what words to express to you the sense I have of ...
... carry , and then he tells himself he will bid adieu to all the vanity of ambition . The man of pleasure resolves to ... carried one way and another by starts . ' SIR , ' I know not with what words to express to you the sense I have of ...
Strana 66
... carry about me a whole and my own in parallel circumstances - Poem sheetful of hints , that would look like a rhap ... carried the name of the outlandish man with the golden it about in his hand , asking every body if they clock in his ...
... carry about me a whole and my own in parallel circumstances - Poem sheetful of hints , that would look like a rhap ... carried the name of the outlandish man with the golden it about in his hand , asking every body if they clock in his ...
Strana 510
... carried through all the ranks of his army in an open litter , as they stood drawn up in array , encouraging them to ... carry the prize ; till at last the Englishman , finding himself sink apace , and ready to perish , struck : but the ...
... carried through all the ranks of his army in an open litter , as they stood drawn up in array , encouraging them to ... carry the prize ; till at last the Englishman , finding himself sink apace , and ready to perish , struck : but the ...
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